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She got gorgeous face. Thanx for that Aigner ad.
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I hope she'll do more again. But maybe her face is too classy since fashion world is only open to "freaky" girls :/SweetFantasy
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have these been posted?
have these been posted?
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Are those freckles? 
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are these reposts?
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Only the second two - I've been wanting the rest of this editorial for ages! Do you have the magazine it came from - this ed was in the August 2003 issue of Vogue en Espanol magazine with Lilly Aldridge on the cover. There were 7 pages to this ed in total, I'd love to get them all.
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from Vogue UK website
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http://www.cadbury.co.uk/EN/CTB2003/product_info/flake.htm
did a bit of looking and the ad is on the Cadbury UK website
did a bit of looking and the ad is on the Cadbury UK website
chocablog.com
And from rethinkpink.com..
"Only the crumbliest flakiest chocolate…" is back
6 Feb 07
The crumbliest, flakiest chocolate in the world returns to UK screens
The famous 'Flake girl' is set to make a return to the UK's TV and cinema screens in February after a five year absence. The long awaited advert will break on Friday 9th February.
Shot by a top Hollywood director, Jake Scott, son of Oscar-nominated director Ridley Scott, and starring actress and international model, Alyssa Sutherland (see pic), the ad retains the iconic Flake theme tune and focuses on the unique way of eating a Cadbury Flake: peeling back the wrapper and enjoying the crumbliest, flakiest chocolate in the world.
The ad features rain drops falling upwards and water droplets running backwards across sensual shots of calves, a cleavage and a pair of uncovered thighs -- all backed by a reworking of the familiar tune.
The actress eating a flake in a convertible car as she gets soaked in rain. Eventually, the rain stops and the sun comes out, basking Sutherland in a warm glow.
The first Flake ad was launched in 1959 and the brand's advertising was recently voted the 'nation's favourite' by ITV viewers (ITV1's 'Best Ever Ads 2', 17 June 2006). The new multi-million pound advertising campaign for Flake represents the largest spend by the brand in the last five years.
Cadbury spokesman Tony Bilsborough says, "The Flake girl is so well loved by the British public that it made sense to bring her back. Whilst we can't reveal any more details at this stage, we are confident that the new campaign will be one of the most talked-about adverts of the year."
And from rethinkpink.com..
"Only the crumbliest flakiest chocolate…" is back
6 Feb 07
The crumbliest, flakiest chocolate in the world returns to UK screens
The famous 'Flake girl' is set to make a return to the UK's TV and cinema screens in February after a five year absence. The long awaited advert will break on Friday 9th February.
Shot by a top Hollywood director, Jake Scott, son of Oscar-nominated director Ridley Scott, and starring actress and international model, Alyssa Sutherland (see pic), the ad retains the iconic Flake theme tune and focuses on the unique way of eating a Cadbury Flake: peeling back the wrapper and enjoying the crumbliest, flakiest chocolate in the world.
The ad features rain drops falling upwards and water droplets running backwards across sensual shots of calves, a cleavage and a pair of uncovered thighs -- all backed by a reworking of the familiar tune.
The actress eating a flake in a convertible car as she gets soaked in rain. Eventually, the rain stops and the sun comes out, basking Sutherland in a warm glow.
The first Flake ad was launched in 1959 and the brand's advertising was recently voted the 'nation's favourite' by ITV viewers (ITV1's 'Best Ever Ads 2', 17 June 2006). The new multi-million pound advertising campaign for Flake represents the largest spend by the brand in the last five years.
Cadbury spokesman Tony Bilsborough says, "The Flake girl is so well loved by the British public that it made sense to bring her back. Whilst we can't reveal any more details at this stage, we are confident that the new campaign will be one of the most talked-about adverts of the year."
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And from creativematch.co.uk..
The Flake Girl makes a comeback
Cadbury Trebor Bassett (CTB), the confectionery manufacturer, and Publicis are set to reintroduce one of the most beloved characters in British TV advertising history, the Cadbury Flake Girl.
The new ad launches nationally on cinema and TV on February 9th, 2007, supported by a substantial £5million marketing spend. This is the largest advertising campaign for Flake in five years.
In the long awaited advert, the Flake Girl has been reinvented for the 21st century. The ad retains the iconic theme tune and celebrates the unique way of eating a Cadbury Flake, peeling back the wrapper and delicately enjoying the crumbliest, flakiest chocolate in the world.
The campaign was art directed by Poppy Wilcox, copywritten by Lauren Bensted and directed by Jake Scott from Ridley Scott Associates. Scott perfectly understood the history of the 30 year campaign and his interpretation was not only aligned with the creative vision but brought a new depth into the film making process, say Publicis.
The theme of the ad retains the lone girl enjoying her private ‘Flake Moment’ format, but this is classic Flake advertising with a modern twist. Featuring an up-and-coming film actress, Alyssa Sutherland. The execution of the ad slowly invites the viewer to unravel the mystery of her reverie…
As rain drops rise off her the camera slowly reveals she is sitting alone in an open top car. The sun comes out as she takes her first bite and the camera pulls back to finally reveal the Flake girl enjoying a private moment in her vintage convertible car on a deserted country road. The scene is shown in reverse and finally we understand that she is so involved in her Flake moment that she doesn’t notice or care about the passing rain shower.
Phil Rumbol, Cadbury Trebor Bassett’s Marketing Director, said: “We are really excited to be reinventing the Flake Girl for the 21st century. The brand has been built through a campaign spanning 30 years of some of the most iconic advertising. Importantly the new ad highlights the distinctive experience of taking a moment to enjoy a Cadbury Flake and will really appeal to today’s modern consumer. This ad is going to be the first activity in a programme of continued focus on the brand for 2007”
Nik Studzinski, Executive Creative Director of Publicis added: “It’s every creative’s dream to have a chance to re-invent a Flake girl. We’ve brought an advertising classic bang up to date, keeping the mood and concept, but adding a modern twist. The film making is beautiful, the music has been reinvented for today’s tastes, and even the girl herself has a new edgy look.”
The 60 second TV & cinema ad will first break on 9 February. The cinema spots are being aired against Hugh Grant’s & Drew Barrymore’s latest ‘Music and Lyrics’ and the biographical portrait of Jane Austin’s life ‘Becoming Jane’. A nation-wide cinema sampling and PR campaign targeting national and women’s press will launch simultaneously along with a dedicated Flake area on the Cadbury website.
Media was planned and bought by Starcom.
The first Flake Girl ad was launched in 1959 and was recently voted the ‘nation’s favourite ad’ by on ITV1’s ‘Best Ever Ads 2’.
The Flake Girl makes a comeback
Cadbury Trebor Bassett (CTB), the confectionery manufacturer, and Publicis are set to reintroduce one of the most beloved characters in British TV advertising history, the Cadbury Flake Girl.
The new ad launches nationally on cinema and TV on February 9th, 2007, supported by a substantial £5million marketing spend. This is the largest advertising campaign for Flake in five years.
In the long awaited advert, the Flake Girl has been reinvented for the 21st century. The ad retains the iconic theme tune and celebrates the unique way of eating a Cadbury Flake, peeling back the wrapper and delicately enjoying the crumbliest, flakiest chocolate in the world.
The campaign was art directed by Poppy Wilcox, copywritten by Lauren Bensted and directed by Jake Scott from Ridley Scott Associates. Scott perfectly understood the history of the 30 year campaign and his interpretation was not only aligned with the creative vision but brought a new depth into the film making process, say Publicis.
The theme of the ad retains the lone girl enjoying her private ‘Flake Moment’ format, but this is classic Flake advertising with a modern twist. Featuring an up-and-coming film actress, Alyssa Sutherland. The execution of the ad slowly invites the viewer to unravel the mystery of her reverie…
As rain drops rise off her the camera slowly reveals she is sitting alone in an open top car. The sun comes out as she takes her first bite and the camera pulls back to finally reveal the Flake girl enjoying a private moment in her vintage convertible car on a deserted country road. The scene is shown in reverse and finally we understand that she is so involved in her Flake moment that she doesn’t notice or care about the passing rain shower.
Phil Rumbol, Cadbury Trebor Bassett’s Marketing Director, said: “We are really excited to be reinventing the Flake Girl for the 21st century. The brand has been built through a campaign spanning 30 years of some of the most iconic advertising. Importantly the new ad highlights the distinctive experience of taking a moment to enjoy a Cadbury Flake and will really appeal to today’s modern consumer. This ad is going to be the first activity in a programme of continued focus on the brand for 2007”
Nik Studzinski, Executive Creative Director of Publicis added: “It’s every creative’s dream to have a chance to re-invent a Flake girl. We’ve brought an advertising classic bang up to date, keeping the mood and concept, but adding a modern twist. The film making is beautiful, the music has been reinvented for today’s tastes, and even the girl herself has a new edgy look.”
The 60 second TV & cinema ad will first break on 9 February. The cinema spots are being aired against Hugh Grant’s & Drew Barrymore’s latest ‘Music and Lyrics’ and the biographical portrait of Jane Austin’s life ‘Becoming Jane’. A nation-wide cinema sampling and PR campaign targeting national and women’s press will launch simultaneously along with a dedicated Flake area on the Cadbury website.
Media was planned and bought by Starcom.
The first Flake Girl ad was launched in 1959 and was recently voted the ‘nation’s favourite ad’ by on ITV1’s ‘Best Ever Ads 2’.
There's an interview with Alyssa regarding her part in the ad here.. http://www.cadbury.co.uk/NR/rdonlyr...4B86BBEB9/0/Flake_QA_Press_Release_Alyssa.pdf
